President Joe Biden visits Poland later today - home to more than two million Ukrainian refugees - after earlier warning that NATO would respond "in kind" if Russia uses chemical weapons.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has said the boss of P&O Ferries should quit for his "brazen, breathtaking arrogance" in admitting breaking the law over a mass sacking.

North Korea has confirmed it tested its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile, under the supervision of Kim Jong Un.

Anoosheh Ashoori has revealed Boris Johnson did not respond to any appeals from his family while he was detained, but since his release the prime minister has asked to meet with him.  

New rules banning virtually all handheld mobile phone use on UK roads have come into force - closing a loophole that had allowed drivers to escape punishment for playing a game or scrolling through playlists.

It is an unremarkable spot, a large car park in front of a Ukrainian supermarket called Epicentre. Yet it means a lot to the people of Mariupol.

Death row inmates must be allowed to have pastors pray aloud and even touch them during their executions after the US Supreme Court sided with a prisoner awaiting the lethal injection.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed a warm welcome as they touched down in the Bahamas for the final leg of their Caribbean tour.

Italy have lost their chance to compete in this year's World Cup after being defeated by North Macedonia.

Tiny particles of plastic have been found in human blood for the first time, raising fears about their long-term health effects.